Series-2 (May – June 2026) May – June 2026 Issue Statistics
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Abstract: Sustainable biodegradable material development has received great attention as an alternative to the petroleum-based plastic. The films of the biocomposite material were fabricated by solution casting technique in this study and the reinforcement was cellulose nanofibers (CNFs). The structural, mechanical, thermal, optical and moisture-related properties of the CNF....
Keywords: Cellulose nanofibers, Starch/Rubber composites, Biodegradable film, Sustainable packaging matrials.
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Abstract: Background: The identification of novel, less toxic anticancer agents remain a critical priority, particularly for malignancies such as skin cancer, where rapid cellular proliferation is sustained by enhanced nucleotide biosynthesis. This study investigated the phytochemical composition and anticancer potential of seed oils from Cocos nucifera, Vitellaria paradoxa, and Citrullus lanatus, with a specific focus on targeting human dihydroorotase (HDE),....
Keywords: Phytochemical profiling; Seed oils; Human dihydroorotase; Molecular docking; ADMET prediction.
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